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2009 ITU World Championship Series

FieldValue
title2009 ITU World Triathlon Series
leagueITU World Triathlon Series
sportTriathlon
seasonMen's Series
season_champsAlistair Brownlee
season_champ_nameSeries Champion
league_champs4400
league_champ_namePoints
season2Women's Series
season_champs2Emma Moffatt
season_champ2_nameSeries Champion
league_champs24340
league_champ2_namePoints
seasonslistnamesWorld Triathlon Series
prevseason_yearITU Triathlon World Championship
nextseason_year2010

The 2009 ITU World Championship Series was a series of seven triathlon events leading to a Grand Final held in Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia in September 2009. The series was organised under the auspices of the world governing body of triathlon – the International Triathlon Union (ITU) – and was sponsored by Dextro Energy. The 2009 World Championship Series (WCS) was the first year of a change in format replacing the single World Championship race of prior years. Additionally, points accumulated in 2009 ITU Triathlon World Cup events would contribute to an athlete's overall point total in the Championship Series.

Series events

The series featured on four continents in the inaugural year, stopping in some locations previously used as successful World Cup race destinations, as well as the first chance for athletes to try out the venue of the 2012 Olympic Triathlon at Hyde Park in London.

DateLocationStatus
2–3 MayKOR TongyeongEvent
30–31 MayESP Madrid, SpainEvent
20–21 JuneUSA Washington, DC, United StatesEvent
11–12 JulyAUT Kitzbühel, AustriaEvent
25–26 JulyGER Hamburg, GermanyEvent
15–16 AugustUK London, United KingdomEvent
22–23 AugustJPN Yokohama, JapanEvent
9–13 SeptemberAUS Gold Coast, AustraliaGrand Final

Prize purses

The prize purses offered to the top performers during the series were significantly greater than previous World Championship events, with a total of US$700,000 being distributed. Additionally $150,000 was distributed at each of the 2009 World Championship Events, and $250,000 at the Grand Final.

Results

Overall world championship

Points were distributed at each World Championship Event to the top 40 finishers in the men's and women's elite races, and to the top 50 finishers at the Grand Final. Points towards the ITU World Championship ranking could also be obtained at the World Cup events. The sum of each athlete's best four points scores in the World Championship and World Cup Events (maximum of two World Cup scores) and the points score from the World Championship Grand Final determined the final ranking.

Men's championship

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RankNameNationWorld CupsWorld Championship EventsGrand
FinalTotal12KORESPUSAAUTGERUKJPN
1Alistair Brownlee80080080080012004400
2Javier Gomez20368574074068511103960
3Maik Petzold6336856335423979503443
4Jan Frodeno25739754239780010273163
5Steffen Justus5864296337407523140
6Laurent Vidal2204643145016855866336433048
7Courtney Atkinson3003003977403395014648792980
8Kris Gemmell2782376334295016857403452904
9Dmitry Polyanski3006855013974643148132860
10Jarrod Shoemaker2201745423394648005424362783

Full ranking:

Women's championship

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RankNameNationWorld CupsWorld Championship EventsGrand
FinalTotal12KORESPUSAAUTGERUKJPN
1Emma Moffatt30027874080080080012004340
2Lisa Nordén18874031474074080011004130
3Andrea Hewitt203418005426854297406953462
4Daniela Ryf2571744646856855422488133187
5Helen Jenkins14929024858658668510273173
6Sarah Haskins1615866335424299503139
7Juri Ide3006854646853452479
8Magali Di Marco Messmer2375015421973143143147522423
9Jessica Harrison3396855011976432365
10Annabel Luxford1882482905868792191

Full ranking:

Event medalists

Tongyeong

2–3 May 2009

MedalMen's raceWomen's raceNameNationTimeNameNationTime
[[Image:Gold medal icon.svg]]Bevan Docherty1:50:25Emma Snowsill2:02:42
[[Image:Silver medal icon.svg]]Brad Kahlefeldt1:50:25Emma Moffatt2:02:52
[[Image:Bronze medal icon.svg]]Dmitry Polyanskiy1:50:30Juri Ide2:03:30

Madrid

30–31 May 2009

MedalMen's raceWomen's raceNameNationTimeNameNationTime
[[Image:Gold medal icon.svg]]Alistair Brownlee1:51:26Andrea Hewitt2:05:58
[[Image:Silver medal icon.svg]]Courtney Atkinson1:52:14Lisa Nordén2:05:59
[[Image:Bronze medal icon.svg]]Javier Gomez1:52:18Jessica Harrison2:05:59

Washington, DC

20–21 June 2009

MedalMen's raceWomen's raceNameNationTimeNameNationTime
[[Image:Gold medal icon.svg]]Alistair Brownlee1:48:58Emma Moffatt1:59:55
[[Image:Silver medal icon.svg]]Javier Gomez1:49:11Emma Snowsill2:00:20
[[Image:Bronze medal icon.svg]]Maik Petzold1:49:24Daniela Ryf2:01:01

Kitzbühel

11–12 July 2009

MedalMen's raceWomen's raceNameNationTimeNameNationTime
[[Image:Gold medal icon.svg]]Alistair Brownlee1:43:13Emma Moffatt1:54:38
[[Image:Silver medal icon.svg]]Javier Gomez1:43:21Nicola Spirig1:55:12
[[Image:Bronze medal icon.svg]]Laurent Vidal1:43:24Andrea Hewitt1:55:17

Hamburg

25–26 July 2009

MedalMen's raceWomen's raceNameNationTimeNameNationTime
[[Image:Gold medal icon.svg]]Jarrod Shoemaker1:44:06Emma Moffatt1:56:12
[[Image:Silver medal icon.svg]]Brad Kahlefeldt1:44:14Lisa Nordén1:57:06
[[Image:Bronze medal icon.svg]]Alexander Brukhankov1:44:16Daniela Ryf1:57:39

London

15–16 August 2009

MedalMen's raceWomen's raceNameNationTimeNameNationTime
[[Image:Gold medal icon.svg]]Alistair Brownlee1:41:50Nicola Spirig1:54:24
[[Image:Silver medal icon.svg]]Steffen Justus1:41:58Lisa Nordén1:54:26
[[Image:Bronze medal icon.svg]]Kris Gemmell1:42:01Helen Jenkins1:54:29

Yokohama

22–23 August 2009

MedalMen's raceWomen's raceNameNationTimeNameNationTime
[[Image:Gold medal icon.svg]]Jan Frodeno1:44:31Lisa Nordén1:55:55
[[Image:Silver medal icon.svg]]Kris Gemmell1:44:49Andrea Hewitt1:56:00
[[Image:Bronze medal icon.svg]]Javier Gomez1:44:51Juri Ide1:56:03

Gold Coast – Grand Final

9–13 September 2009

MedalMen's raceWomen's raceNameNationTimeNameNationTime
[[Image:Gold medal icon.svg]]Alistair Brownlee1:44:51Emma Moffatt1:59:14
[[Image:Silver medal icon.svg]]Javier Gomez1:44:57Lisa Nordén1:59:19
[[Image:Bronze medal icon.svg]]Jan Frodeno1:45:21Helen Jenkins1:59:41

References

References

  1. Carlson, Timothy. (12 September 2008). "ITU replaces one-day Elite World Championship with new six-race 'Super Series'". Slowtwitch.com.
  2. "ITU Triathlon World Championship Series in Kitzbühel". Kitzbühel Tourismus.
  3. "Dextro Energy Triathlon – ITU World Championship Series". International Triathlon Union.
  4. "Dextro Energy Triathlon – ITU World Championship Series 2009: Ranking Criteria". International Triathlon Union.
  5. "2009 ITU Triathlon World Championships Men's Standings". International Triathlon Union.
  6. "2009 ITU Triathlon World Championships Women's Standings". International Triathlon Union.
  7. "All Results for 2009 Dextro Energy Triathlon – ITU World Championship Grand Final Gold Coast".
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